Prenup stay at home mum

duchy

username12345678 wrote: »

You are a right crank.

I suspect Sir you are are mistaking me for someone who cares about your opinion !

(Don't forget to tell your wife that too .....that I was really mean to you !)

username12345678

duchy wrote: »

I suspect Sir you are are mistaking me for someone who cares about your opinion !

(Don't forget to tell your wife that too .....that I was really mean to you !)

Care enough to keep responding. :rotfl:

74jax

username12345678 wrote: »

As it happens I have raised children including someone else's child from age 1 through to successful adulthood (admittedly not without the occasional bump along the road ).

And I worked shifts.

And I did more than an equal share of cooking and cleaning and believe me it isn't nearly as difficult as many on here seem to make out...I can only surmise they are trying to inflate their contribution as a means for justifying in their own minds their greed and lack of self-respect when it comes to money.

This has got to be a wind up surely. But very entertaining to start my Sunday off.

Kynthia

74jax wrote: »

This has got to be a wind up surely. But very entertaining to start my Sunday off.

I know. Equating 'raising your child' to 'a few hours of childcare a day'. :rotfl:

BappyBrunette

Seems a bit unfair. If you are having his child, and caring for his child, then you should be a team in all areas

I had children (with my now ex) I gave up a good career to have our children. Fast forward, I am now a single mum, lost a lot of earning potential, and cleaning toilets to boost our income.

MEM62

Gsnorth wrote: »

Any advice please?

Walk away!